Hi Mike, You can easily accomplish this by highlighting all the songs you want to find the total time of, either using the shift up and down arrows, or the control and up or don arrow then control+spacebarring on the tracks you want to include in your calculations.
Once done, it's just a matter of using Winamp to your advantage. Once you've highlighted all the files, press your applications key, then press the letter "P": for the play in Winamp option and it will either play right away, or you'll have to hit enter, depending on what you've highlighted. So, now that the tracks are playing, and assuming you're in the Winamp main window, pause the playback with the spacebar, then control+tab to the playlist window. If you find that it isn't open, press alt+E to open it, then perform the control+tab to go to that window. Once in that window, press control+alt+G to create an html file of your playlist. This playlist will contain each track listing, it's play time, and the total playlist playtime in it, at which point, you can choose to save the information in the playlist, or simply discard it and use various other options at your disposal. If you'd like to add other folders or files to the playlist because you feel that the playlist isn't long enough, press shift+L or just the L key to add the folders and files, respectively, at which point, you can use the control+alt+G command to get the track list and the information again. HTH. Scorpio For answers to frequently asked questions about this list visit: http://www.jaws-users.com/help/
